Jeeves Takes Charge

by PG Wodehouse
Adapted by James Duke, Edward Duke, and Hugh Wooldridge

Charing Cross Theatre, London

directed by Hugh Wooldridge
scenic and projection design by Caite Hevner
lighting design by Tim Mitchell
sound design by Paul Groothuis

photography by Craig Fuller

Press:

"But by the use of brilliant videography... the apartment and the window are turned into a multiplicity of other locations. It is a breathtaking design and certainly one of the cleverest and most attractive I have seen for an exceptionally long time."

-Stephen Gilchrist, Theatre and Tonic

"Caite Hevner's set design features a smart, minimalist drawing-room frame that relies heavily on projection-mapped backdrops to establish its various high-society settings. It perfectly transitions from place to place, heavily aided by the brilliant video design, also by Hevner. The pictures and washes changing in themselves is wonderfully creative, and changing the picture frames to windows when on the train is pure genius." 

-Neill Kovacic-Clarke, Pink Prince Theatre

"The real star of the show is the wonderful set design and projections by Caite Hevner using three projectors to transform the box set from Berkeley Mansion to The Drones Club, to Easby Hall, the roads to Brighton, Deverill Hall, and a tent in Steeple Bumpleigh. These constantly changing and beautifully illustrated images transport us back to Wooster's world and provide perfect settings"

-Nick Wayne, The Reviews Hub